Customers Bancorp FY 2025 income tax expense rises 50% to USD 64.3 million

Reuters02-28
Customers Bancorp FY 2025 income tax expense rises 50% to USD 64.3 million

Customers posted FY 2025 net income of USD 224.1 million (+23.5%), with net income available to common shareholders of USD 209.2 million (+25.7%). Net interest income rose to USD 750.5 million (+14.7%) and net interest margin increased to 3.32% from 3.15%, helped by lower deposit costs; total cost of deposits was 2.74% (vs. 3.34%). Provision for credit losses was USD 98.0 million (+33.4%), including USD 77.3 million for loans and leases and USD 20.7 million for certain AFS debt securities; the allowance for credit losses ended at USD 164.7 million (USD 155.7 million for loans and leases plus USD 9.0 million for unfunded commitments). Non-interest income was USD 67.8 million (+12.2%), while non-interest expense was USD 431.9 million (+3.6%); effective tax rate was 22.3% (vs. 19.1%). Total assets were USD 24.9 billion (+11.6%) and total deposits were USD 20.8 billion (+10.3%). Business and corporate highlights included redemption of all Series E and Series F preferred stock for USD 142.5 million, with a USD 4.7 million loss on redemption; issuance of USD 100.0 million fixed-to-floating subordinated notes in December 2025; and an underwritten public offering that reissued treasury shares, generating USD 163.5 million in net proceeds. The bank continued balance-sheet repositioning to reduce asset sensitivity, including sales of USD 594.2 million of AFS debt securities and a USD 51.3 million impairment loss on certain AFS securities it decided to sell. Customers also cited growth in equipment finance (commercial lease income USD 47.4 million, +16.7%) and highlighted its B2B instant payments platform cubiX (launched in November 2024) as part of its deposit strategy; it reported USD 10.6 billion of immediately available liquidity at December 31, 2025, including USD 4.4 billion of cash on hand.

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